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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - August 2, 1878, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial Friday at gust 2, 1878-with supplement. 5h advertising rates. I facts for pent. For i found ac., one cent it Wurfl situations wanted two Lino free. Parkr Erkd places.�?blrtli�, marriages death religious society notices 10 cents a line business notices preferred specials 20 cents a line specials 15 cents beading notices from 25c to a a Lino. Flost i a we displays 20 cents a use. Finn , 12hi cents Aline double columns 15 cents a line. Eighth , 15 cents a line double col Anas 20 a Ente a line cute 25 cents a use. Inside pages 10 cents a Lino double column 12hi cents a line cuts 15 cents a line medical cards 18 cents a line. The line measurement is in solid Agate. The object in counting warts by the word displays by the line is simplicity accuracy. We slightly reduce rates from the figures heretofore maintained. The in portion free of situations wanted is for the help of the destitute unemployed. L00k . For letter s. B. Pat Calkins Novelty Wasner Mangier Peerless wringer ice Cream freezers tuls. Ac., Long step ladders. Wringers repaired. P. Tettenborn 210 w. Fifth St., near Plum. Clothes wb1n0bb� for Saie repaired at the Wood wll Bowware Bouse of w. P. Kurtz 129 w. Fifth St. A ear off patents craftsman. De signer engraver on Wood. Terms reasonable. 122 Quot a a a a main St. A. Adams. We Are prepared to rid Honses of cockroaches or bedbugs by contract warranted Oue Vear houses examined tree. A. Lloyd Ltd co., 272hi Vine St. W anti i Huella n to us. \a7anted�?to buy lumber joists studding t a sheeting also some old Brick. Rob. J. Cresap 72 it ibid St. An Ted to loan out-$3,000 on a t erty for 6 years at 6 per out. Interest. Halstead amp co. Wants male help. Vti7 anted Bell boy at m fun Rob race Ste. The St. Nicholas Cor. A flee. Wants situations. 7anted�?situation�?by a coloured boy. In private family. Address g. Anderson this of Yvo 7anted�?situation�?by a Good female Cook. Inquire at 108 e. Third St. \\7 anted situation As Coachman by a Vanung ii Ritan is willing obliging. Apply at 426 w. Fifth St. Reference riven. Yvo anted situation by a Young girl Todo at up stairs work take care of children no objections to the country. Address l. K., this office. Yi7 anted situation by a Young Man in office i or store Quick at figures tic. Best of Reie Rencs. Address Llod this office. Y7anted�?situation�?As Foreman on a country a t Majior 10 years experience Best of reference As to character ability. Address a. E., this it Otto a. Au2-2t it anted situation to do to n sew Oik by a h German girl Good Cook Washer Rouer City or country. Apply at 235 court at. _ we need Itu at1 on a As Coachman general work understands horses can pages perfectly has Good reference. Address p. E., this anted situation la a store by a Man who understands clothing furnishing goods. Address f. M., this ranted situation by a Voung mall is a a a Good Garden or understands the care of horses have Good reference will work for $12 per month. Address baloney this office. 52q Central a. No. 1 Rod Call at a anted collections to make correspond a ing to do or books to Post. Address collector 118 Mcmicken a. For rent rooms. Or rent room Power-304 Broadway. A or rent five room6-at 196 West seventh Street. A Syracuse 3 _ Cincinnati $2,992 44 mrs. I a. Coleman Cincinnati $3.922 07 burkha cult a co., Cincinnati. #556 97 w. C. Bassenhurst Cincin Nati $105 24 we. F. Williamson. Newport $189 24 c. L. Howe Oln Otoneil $100 smaller claims $1,342 61 a total Mill Lilia $23.547 63. Assets personal prop Ety $360 claimed As exempt $500 from an undivided interest in future in the estate a a his lather John w. Coleman deceased. H. Peter of Pendleton county by. Liabilities to be paid to Lull l. J. Bradford Covington $1,274 unsecured creditors $2,496�?total liabilities $8,770. Assets interest to lands $1,000 personal property $270�?total assets $1,270. Claimed As exempt $1,270. City Council meeting matters of minor importance. City Council met last night. All present except or. Senour. Officials employees for the the pay Roll of the City past month w As allowed As were also a a but Trees Host of Bills incurred by the City in various ways. April May tune the a which was delayed. It was referred a it the committees company presen Ted a Bill Bills for March a the Oas ror $51 63, As interest on its Ril. May june the payment of wants part Kip. A anted a a it Nero with f Ron Ivy o6l $5j 00, a to extend business Timber profits sure references exchanged. Address i. Young no. 55 w. Second St. Wants a agents. It a need a agents a students teachers t agents will profit by sending their address on postal a Cincinnati. Ohio. C. Shewey amp co., 46 Arcade \\7anted�?bituation�?by a protestant French 11 girl to Cook Wash Iron in the country in a private family. Address French. Girl this office. Tante do a Itu a to o n to ored Man of 101 Park St. As Coachman by a col exp Giunco reference Call at yi7 anted situation a first class Salesman it Well posted in talk Texas portion of Arkansas Trade now open for an engagement w Ith a first class clothing House. Address h., this office. A anted situation by a Young Man As it Coachman understands All about horses gardening can furnish reference will work Lor $12 per month. Address willing this office. Wanted situation by a Middle aged woman 11 to Affif general housework in the City or country. Address Kavc this office. Wanted situation by a Good Gardener on a gentleman s place Good reference. Address Surrey this office. We anted situations by two Good girls to do to housework a Short distance in the country. No. 80 Elizabeth St. Yi7antkd�?situation�? to do up stairs work or 11 general housework. Inquire of mr8. Ken Drick 26 Sloo al 117 anted situation to Cook Wash Ami Iron. To City or country reference Given. Call at 140 Richmond St. Al anted situation to Cook Wash ii or do general housework in a Small at 39� w. Third St. A Iron family. Call wanted situation to Cook Wash Iron to Small family Short distance in the country Good reference. Call at 368 Eigi Ith St. -2 \17anted-t t posted in All branches situation by a Good Gardener Well Good reference. Address Burrey this office. _ Salesman W1l for Sale Househ. I Olts i country res a Den be Floreson r. It., near the City Liau Home grounds Fine improvements Cost $20.000, will sell for $8,0 a owner wants Money must. Sell a i eat bargain. Robt. J. Cresap. 7 2 w. Third St. Hoarding. Hardin go at the Riverside House terms reasonable accommodations Good. Address Riverside House Loveland o. B summer boarding. Boarding some of the lest rooms Are still to be had for summer boarders at Fischer Park Harrison Pike 3-Uiiles from the City. Kentucky. Pan the bugs wanted situation As travelling Best refer use Security Given. Liams this office. Wanted situation by an experienced competent Man As Book keeper or assistant in a Mercauto lie or manufacturing establishment can furnish City references of highest order will work for a Low salary leu Ivy w. In. A., this office. Wanted�?8jtuation�?by Young Man As coach Mau understands tie care of horses cows Best of reference from his last employer. Apply at 420 West fifth \17 anted situation to merchant tailor store to As Salesman first class references. Address b. J. T., this office. A for Kent-11 Oue a c. It1 or rent cottage of 3 rooms front Side rear Yards. Apply on the premises no. 361 Findlay i7hjr rent cottage of 4 rooms. 615 w. Bev tenth St. Gas front Side rear Yards. Inquire at 845 Richmond St. I or rent Brick House with 7 rooms. No. 234 Findlay St., with Bath Cistern. Inquire at Corner of Linn Findlay sts., at drug store. I or Kent House a. Cor. Fourth Smith sts., 3-Story Brick 14 rooms Hall All Modem improvements would make a splendid boarding House will give lease rent Low to Good party. 10r rent House a nearly new 9-room Brit k House frent Side rearward Bay windows within 3 minutes walk of a Southern k. Bridge to Ludlow 5 passenger trains a Day to a responsible tenant $20 per Mouth. Inq Ulfe of m. Bentley Ludlow or at Bentley amp m Tarqu a a 139 Lou Worth St. I olt rent houses two 294 296 Richmond at e. Kittredge 15 masonic Temple. I or rent House �?138 Betts Street 2hi stories Brick House. 4 rooms. 2 atties Kitchen. Low to acceptable parties. S. H. Taft 474 Central Avenue. 17011 rent Housty of 9 rooms frent Back Yard hath All ii apply to w. Re b rent $25. Street. In West end in Good condition Woodward 110 w. Sixth a Ren Orlease jul third now occupied House a. Cor. Of Raee by Stix Krouse amp co., is for rent from August 1. Also store adjoining no. 128. Inquire of. B. Six Ion it pc co., 84 w. Thud St. 1 or rent or lease store room a no. 178 Elm bet. Fourth fifth its. Room 20 by 90 feet terms reasonable. Inque on the promises. To or Kent House three Story looms no. 14 Harrison so ton no. 29 w. Sixth St. Brick House 10 apply to j. 11. Wes Covington. The county attorney ship. The people generally seem to be under the delusion that the office of county attorney is something extremely trivial Nonini pontaut Liat it requires but a Small amount of brains a very shallow knowledge of Law. On the contrary it is an office of the highest importance. All offences against the Commonwealth from Petit larceny up to rape Ami murder come first under the management of the county attorney. Generally the office has gone a main Point being to find a lawyer who would he willing to accept the position. For the past four Vears the office has been held by Orlando p. Schmidt Esq., but. For the past twelve months the duties have devolved upon colonel c. P. Wilcox an Able member of the Covington bar who was appointed assistant attorney. Colonel Wilcox is not a Democrat. He is a conservative Republican but although living in a Community intensely democratic is no less popular than lie deserves on that account. His record As a county officer is worthy of All Praise. It has been his duty to look after settlements in the county court with executors administrators guardians trustees committees a. Also to hold the Turnpike com Wiles to a strict performance of their duties As to ret of toll. There is a great Deal of la a concerning turnpikes. Colonel Wilcox is thoroughly posted in regard to this important subject. It was Only recently that be prosecuted the dry Creek Covington Turnpike company in the court of Esquire Tebbe succeeded in having the company fined fifty dollars. Not requiring toll when the Road was out of repair. He Lias worked steadfastly fall finlly in Tjie interest of the people fully Quot deserves their support in the present canvass. The family of his competitor or. Thoa. B. Wise a a the regular democratic candidate whose nomination was forced of the party by the tto just decision of the presiding officer of the democratic convention Are interested in the Lexington Turnpike the Bank lick Turnpike. The county attorney Lias been fighting or. Houston Perry tie in Thor in Law of or. John v ise who is an Uncle of Tom for More than a year past. Every Oue who travels Over these pikes is interested in electing a county attorney who will hold these companies to a strict accountability a faithful performance of their duties. As the matter now stands poor people can not afford to visit their friends or to go to the markets or to drive to can the Covington people drive out a few Miles with their families w it i out incurring a very considerable expense. Fili by Sil Fyk i o in we to a us Mure Lei a Ovi lot to Small est breach of the peace. Colonel Wilcox has attended to cases including All grades of crimes has in his Short career As a county official held i own most creditably successfully against the Ablest members of the Covington liar. He has also excellent Powers of discrimination. When he finds a person before tie court unjustly accused he is the first to move his discharge. When lie is convinced of the guilt of an offender lie holds him to a strict accountability. He is an officer of whom the county should be proud. The people will Honor they selves by ele Cung him with an overwhelming majority. Still at their dirty work. J tie following astonishing circular appeared on the streets yesterday to the voters of Kenton county we the undersigned citizens of Kenton county outside of the City respectfully represent to All other citizens of the county Ami More especially to those residing 1n the City that we Are tax papers of said county that for twelve years last past the offices of the county especially tie office of county judge have been filled controlled by the City that in that time our county has incurred a debt that has become oppressive to the tithe payer of the county. We would further state that the City pays a part of the county taxes but is. In All financial matters separate Independent of tie county. Now. Without making any charge against anyone we will say that to our opinion the business of the county has not been conducted in such a manner As Best to Subserve our interests As tax layers. We therefore now present to you As our candidate for the office of county judge the name of George m. Bedinger Esq., a magistrate of our county residing near Jour City a Man familiar with the business of our county one who we confidently believe will attend to All Ilie duties of the office faithfully efficiently. A it therefore Appeal to the residents of the cities who have the Power in their hands Todo an actor Justice give to the tax payer of the county an Opportunity to control their own matters for the next four years especially believe that by so doing the entire county will secure an efficient honorable a i Nedby to dirty three men of Kenton county. Eager Liis advocates have been scattering the above circular broadcast throughout the City. It looks fair upon to face but let us commence wit i its incubation. On last saturday Esquire bed Duger full of Hope attended the Good templars picnic at Moffet s Woods but his ardor was soon dampened by the expression upon every hand of the country people in favor of Phelps. He then called around him Quot a few of his friends impressed upon them the Gravity of the situation told them that unless an Appeal Coull be promulgated by certain friends in tie country in the form of a circular Liis cake would be Dougli horses vehicles. For Sale horse a Large gentle family Ridge horse. Inquire at 205 Central a. Or Sale horse buggy harness cheap. Inquire at 205 Central a. F Loh Sale a Rouchey Light Barouch for Ono a horse of goslings make but Little worn cheap at w. H. Brickley is no. 55 Freeman St. 17or Sale vehicles a variety of heavy it Light work strictly first class. For bargains Call at Albrecht a Niemann a Cor. John Everett its. For Sale family Carriage a a in seat second hand Rockaway in full thorough repair. Crane. Breed a co., 683 w. Eighth St. For Sale City. Por Sale baby buggy Central a. Cheap for Cash at 1008 i or Sale Railroad tickets Putin Bay return $6, new York Buffalo. Cleveland Kansas City Rock Island Keokuk Danville. 111. Galveston Sherman Dallas. Louisville boat rail cheap. How a co. 80 w. Third St. 0,8 ale Jan Are i an of wholesale Price $375 will sell for $200 office. Address m musical this i or Sale gown a splendid fresh cow. Just re. Cei Ved will warrant her at stable. St. Clair St., bet. Mam aleut Ami eighth ninth. Coin 8, confed-1�� Price to or Sale Erate Money postage currency minerals a list for Green stamp. Mercer,�?~292vj Wade. It or Sale stoves Oil stoves. The a a economist is tie safest most Complete Oil stove Ever made. There is no doubt about it. Call see it. Pfau a Gustetter 217 fifth Street. Wants houses rooms. Wanted furnished room a gentleman desires a pleasant Well furnished room on eighth at., bet. Vine Elm. Best of references Given required. Address stating Price location e. S. W., 171 Vine St. Vali Ted a House to lease with the privilege of v t Purchase a House of 10 or 12 rooms with Bath room Range ac., centrally located Bon fourth Vine. Richard Nelfo r Sale country. For Bales gearing secondhand Mill gearing Viz 1 18-foot Bolt reel red Cedar 1 Silver Creek a pvt tour 1 Throop smut ter 1 rolling screen. Inquire of w. Banders by Mes station m. A c. Rail Road. I. I or Sale farm a 1,200-acre Sale on River near Railroad ii. Thomas Rockport Indiana. Stock farm a rare Chance. For w. Los traded Stalkn. Lost sleeve Button a Shapo of a wheel with Small Pearl in Center. Return to l. C. Weir Adams express co. _ for Sale loth land. For Sale ground in Covington Fiock of ground soon in demand will take Iowa or Kansas land to part pay. Pendleton a Means 65 foun Squar. Ill. Chewing the cud of bitter fancy the Esquire has brought Forth the wonderful circular printed above. If the people of Kenton Aro oppressed by debt it is not by any vote of the present judge As he has no voice whatever in placing the amount of tax that the people a my have to Pav. That alone belongs to a Board trates or a Lilli Esquire Bedinger himself has of Magis been a Mem tier for years when we Squire into the eternal fitness of things let us see whether Esquire Bedinger is in a position to occupy the office of county Jud Cre. He is now has been for nearly two years a Bondsman of the present sheriff. Were he elected county judge it would be his duty to Settle with the sheriff for whom he is surety or in other words he would pa&8 judgment. 3pon his own liability to the tar Lauere of Kenton county. Furthermore we would state that our of the gentlemen whose names Are appended to the circular were in the City yesterday saw the document for the first time. They declared that they never Aneio anything about it never signed it never authorized any body to sign it for them As far As they were concerned it was an impudent fraud. Bankruptcy. The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday with Captain Henry lost Wick clerk of the y. S. District court Richard j. Dalton Charles j. Coleman of Newport partners a Dalton Coleman a co., doing business unsecured creditors r. Mcdonald new York $208 10 Julius Weile new York $256 93 Moses a co.,Cincinnati,$750 31 i. P. A w. P. Smith,,$l.123 69 a co., Philadelphia $o,404 21 guiness Brinley a co., Philadelphia $2,248 95 John Cahill Cincinnati $201 28 Reeves a Stevens Cincinnati $910 66 a. Stewart a co., new York. $218 65 Ihrman Mcdowell a co., Philadelphia $1.147 51 Stokes. Caldwell a co., Phila Dellphia $1,804 41 Hoyt. Sprague a co., new York. $377 33 Gurley a Currie new York $144 40 Hales. Wharton a co., Philadelphia $103 91 c. L. Rabbitte new York $158 65 Townsend a Yale new York $2,313 �5 Hales Wharton a co., Philadelphia $405 01 Townsend a Montant new boric. $619 86 Kup. Kupfer a Sil Yerman new York $522 54 Eliot a bro., Phil Del Tibia. $797 37 Good a Wilson new York $434 75 a Trout Philadelphia $8718 Hoyt a on Law ways Means. The report of treasurer Adams for the past two months shows a balance of $19,055 63. A numerous by signed petition was presented from the citizens of tie seventh ninth wards Lewisburg complaining of the fertilizing factory of p. Burger on Lewis Street As a disgraceful intolerable in sauce asking that measures be taken to Abate. Referred to the committee on Law. Or. Blu Kelv offered an ordinance regulating the course to be pursued by violators of the City Laws when petitioning Council for a remission of Tine or imprisonment. Or. Fermes complained with some show of Justice that there was too much red tap ism in it Ami i no veil to postpone consideration for one week. Carried. Willis Daniels was invested with police Power at the request of a number of citizens without Cost to the City. On motion of or. Hermes the City marshal was instructed to appoint a special policeman to be stationed at each voting place next monday. A Pic of position was presented from or. John Sullivan to Seil to the City the lot on the Northwest Corner of twelfth Washington streets for jail purposes at the sum of $3,000. Tie lot is 1472 feet front by 190 deep. Referred to the committed on jail. A protest signed by Many prominent citizens against locating the new jail in the court Yard was referred to the special committee on jail. The contract for the improvement of part of Greenup Street was awarded to Charles Wilbum. And the contract for the improvement of fifth Street to John Culbertson. Or. Blakely announced Tomt Tho fire department investigating committee were not prepared to report desired to to allowed Nutil next meeting to Complete their labors. Concurred in. Adjourned. Movements of people. Mies Annie a Vard is at Eminence paying a summer visit to her Friend mias Hoskins. Captain Bart Patterson formerly proprietor of Clinton hotel but now mine Host of big Bone sri was in the City yesterday. Judge Swope of Falmouth who has been in the City several Days on official business left for Liis Home yesterday. Or. B. D. Best superintendent of the Covington Public schools is Toiuo again from a visit to Georgetown by. Mrs. Marie Camnitz is visiting friends in Indianapolis. Professor Bushman of Baltimore md., is in the City the guest of or. Boil Becker. Miss Mary Blakely a charming Young lady of Boone Ville mo., is in the City sojourning with the family of or. Julius l. Bristow. All the Booneville girls Are our reporter resided there for five years knows How it is himself. Or. C. C. Cooper. Grand dictator of the knights of Honor of the state of Kentucky who visited Covington for the purpose of a new Lodge of that order returned to his Home at sheiby Villo yesterday. Or. Anil mrs. C. Mutch Are off on a trip to the Blue lick Springs. Mrs. Charles Bronson is visiting in new York. Her husband leaves to Morrow to join her going by the Way of Cleveland the lakes. Or. Jack Hunts arrival is looked for every hour As the election takes place As Early As monday next. Refinement of cruelty. It has Seldom been on lot to witness a More touching exhibition it refined cruelty than occurred at the City work Louse yesterday morning about 8 of clock. Whitet the coloured troops were about to embark for the Pic Nic at Parker a Grove with the band in the distance discoursing Dulcet strains to tie sound of the marching feet we observed two handsomely gotten up damsels of the coloured sex All Furze owed flounced pinned Baek approach one of the windows at the work Louse Call two of tie Sable inmates to the bars then for some time in the most unfeeling manner discourse upon the anticipated pleasures of the Day. The harrowing thoughts which must have tora through these poor imprisoned souls we must remit to the instinct of a delicate sympathetic nature. Poor Fellows they May have turned pecked away As usual but we know their thoughts were not upon the atone pile. We Hope we May never again see such cruelty practice upon the unfortunate. A recommendation that is Worth something. Or. J. Stevenson. Independent candidate for county clerk of Kenton county was yesterday furnished by judge j. B. Boyd with the following highly complimentary card a state of Kentucky. Harrison county. I j. S. Boyd judge of the circuit court it the twelfth judicial District of Kentucky do hereby certify that j. Stevenson. Of Kenton county kv., was examined Liis Day by w. Longmoor clerk of the Harrison circuit court under my supervision that he is qualified for the office of county court clerk. A Given under nil Liano this 1st Day of August . 1878. J. 8. Boyd a judge circuit court twelfth judicial fit for his country. Hon. Caleb w. West in his political Harangue at the face Veath Street Market space on wedges it Tav cd a Sodai a of of tvs Fly Elf a age for his country. The Only fighting that a pc ally did was w lieu Juhu Morgan enter co Cut Luana to 1864. A a child joined morgans troops fought his own friends neighbors got wounded in Trio . That was the extent of his a lighting for Liis when Morgan retired lie remained at Home. County court. Elizabeth Stehle was Vesterdal qualified As administer matrix of the estate of la Eter Stehle deceased Ami gave Bond wit h Lleini Blinker Fritz Gonides As sureties. Messes. If. Tibbs Ii. Moyer Henry Duval were appointed appraisers of the Personalty. Mrs. Stehle also. Qualified As guardian of her minor children Alphonse August Bernard Gaye Bond with the same Security. The German teacher. Tie school Board which meets to night is to elect a teacher of German in the Public schools. Among tie most prominent candidates is professor Henry i Idle kind a thorough scholar an accomplished gentleman. If elected lie will do credit to the position. Policeman web Neuburg met a mad dog in Jackson Alley yesterday morning. The dog is dead. The Covington Turners met on wednesday Naglit determined to attend the Bezark fest at Cut Linsville next monday. 8. Roberts Esq., a prominent citizen of Kenton county. father of Hon. L. Roberts of a is cite was yesterday stricken with paralysis Pius at his Home in a precarious condition. The main Street ferryboat will cease to ran to Day be Tivee the hours of 8 . And 3 ., in order the government inspectors an Opportunity to inspect her condition. The people of West Covington will meet this evening at Matt. Clarets Pavilion to hear the views of tie different candidates for office. Plenty of in sic wiil be provided a Good old time May be anticipated. the Case of Poi Oman Frank Berte charged with assaulting or. Cull of Madison Street was tried yesterday before Esquire Tebbs a jury. A verdict of a not guilty was rendered. Newport. To the people of this county. Both or. Jones or. Hittle desire to say that the former Lias offered to flu latter a Deputy Bip if lie would consent to withdraw from the race nor would tie latter listen to any an he offer. Or. Junes was Alied into the Field by his friends on personal merits alone relies. Or. Hugle is tie regular Ilioiu Iuone of his party would not betray its Confidence. Perrin meeting last night. Tho mingled thunders of Tho storm of the air Dit Cal orators at the court House Hist night Shook Newport to its Center As the Thunderbolt a strings the Fly ii the meeting Shock those who believe order to he tie a number of Coffee House licenses were transferred. Claims to $463 30 were allowed. An a Vaud named Byrne was ordered to he sent to St. Elizabeth Hospital at Covington. Alj Eurvil officers of election monday. New Obj a first District a. B. Caro there John Strieker judges t. P. Caro there. Clerk Shulte sheriff. Second District a. V. Daly John Hato ble judge Jacob Leo sch clerk Jonte Horsfal sheriff. Third District Freak Bell d. Fines judges Albert Kranse clerk Frank Clary sheriff. Bellevue George d. Alien Wes. Rade lilt judges Chas. Allen clerk James Sarver sheriff. Dayton we. Tieman Tho. Abbotte judges Henry Vas be Dirk j. Evans sheriff. Highlands a. Southgate Dave Trundell judges James Row clerk John Girty sheriff. Johns Hal la a. H. Horner Martin Gartner judges de. Parsons clerk John Hamilton sheriff. Cold Apfl Ngsi Henry let Lunan James Pinkerton judges John l. Ware clerk we. Eckert. Sheriff. Indian siting a. P. Dec Man we. Miller judges John Bennet clerk John Holderfield sheriff. Alexandrian a. F. Reiley Jacob White judges t. Hill clerk Jolt Yelton sheriff. Grants lick William Lees j Esse Yelton judges Leo Tibbatts. Derk John Yelton. Sheriff. Cartti Agenw. O. Tarvin e. F. Barker. Judges Isaac Selby clerk Harvin Tarvin sheriff. Gubser a Mill a. Kouse William Conden judges join b. Otton clerk j. J. Stevens sheriff. Bankruptcy of so Francis Church. Owing to the heavy indebtedness incurred by father Groome St. Francis Church. Dayton has decided to go into . And messes. Noite Wertli wern Husman hate been appointed assignees. The liabilities of the Church have under the management of father Hildebrandt now been decreased several thousand dollars but it was found impossible to further weather the Gale. The Dayton school Board at its regular sitting in tie town Uuie wednesday night directed John a. Daily to prepare plans specifications for Tho erection of the new school building the work will be pushed Forward As expedition sly As possible with a View to having the Structure completed for occupation the approaching autumn. Order w Ore also Given to put the buildings now used in thorough repair. The acceptance of or. Maginnis lately elected to the position of principal was received. Dalton 3 co. Yesterday filed their petition in Bauk erupt cd with the u. 8. Court clerk in Covington. Liabilities $45,737 65 no assets. Each of the firm also filed a separate petition. Richard p. Dalton shows his liabilities to be $3,194 assets. $5 79. Charles j. Coleman a liabilities Are $24.227 03. Tim Boardo police commissioners hold a session tonight. It Inay be that a chief of police will be elected. is a difference of opinion As to when the office of City marshal expires which was made void by the last legislature after the present incumbents term is out the Bill reads the Blank Day of August while or. Locks term seems legally not to end until the 1st of january next. Chano Ehor Menzies was in the Eity yesterday took with him for consideration All the papers submitted at tire last term of the criminal court. The Independent will hold a mass meeting at the court House to night. Sutton Edgar White Jones Weber Youtzey will be the themes. The installation of Rev. Or. Koo Etlin will take place next sunday evening at St. Jolmes Gerni aaa protestant Church. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Or. Shultz of Cincinnati assisted by a number of other ministers. At a meeting of Tho creditors of p. H. Wilson held yesterday at Taylor a Bank it was decided to Trust tie a whole management of tie scat i Lieut to the Assignee Walter Overton. Tho superintendent of the water works gave notice that tie water will to turned Oft saturday evening Ami allow connection Tobe made with the main at the Corner of Tibbatts Hamlet Street. A. Cotter. Est Lias been elected Assignee by the creditors of Henry Knost. After monday next the business of tie City court will be conducted by mayor Hart a in the Council chamber the office furniture having been yesterday removed there. A new City directory Odi Tod by Haddock has appeared. To the editor of the commercial we would like to know Why captained. Air does not answer t he communication published in your paper about one week ago regarding what stand lie took during the know nothing excitement �1.1854, 1855 1856. Is he afraid to Nave his record during that time ventilated Many voters. A.m., Arr tvs to the evening at 6 6 20 Strict police regulations will be enforced. No Rowdy ism will be tolerated either of the trains or the grounds. Those who desire to spend a Day or so of Earnest religious worship Are requested to attend. Those who wish to go merely for enjoyment Are requested to stay �4 Luj Ruo. John r. Dayton a quiet peaceable citizen of Robertson was monday night taken from his Home by a party of regulators riddled with Bileto. The Only against the unfortunate Man was that he would charge Aga sometime get drunk a Itoch abuse his family. Sixteen have been ran into it. Some of them will get their just deserts at the end of a rope. A great crowd will go Down on the excursion train saturday night remain overs nday to Cincinnati. The rival balloon Asce ution Between the Erkenbrecher the leg. Steele is the principal attraction. Turney dec Turney stopped six Fine horse to Cincinnati sold on orders Sola several Fine roadsters to Eastern parties bought a number from Home dealers. Frankfort. Political notes. Special to the Cincinnati commercial. Frankfort ky., August 1.�?it Lias been plainly visible for some time past that the election for county City offices which comes off next monday August 5, would be closely contested by the republicans who have hitherto during Lata preceding elections while main tabling their party organization not evinced that Zeal that is now displayed. The step we believe is not wholly the result of a disposition on the part of the party to follow the advice of their state committee to Siut ticket in the Field wherever practicable nut 1� simply the result of an Effort to . And in pursuance to that they have Impi up for Victory the names of some of their most prominent members first of whom is Manon Schofield Esq. For county judge George Hardin. Esq., for Sli Riff with Hon. H. Sneed for City judge Oliese personal popularity As a Man together Witti the prestige which attaches to his name by a Victory which lie gamed in this a democratic count a Over a democratic nominee one session Back Fqy the legislature makes him it is supposed the most formidable opponent that judge Jett could have. It is also believed hint for nothing further Titan to achieve a Sucoe As for his party is he running not needling the emolument of the office himself. Such Devotion is commendable. Or. Jim Todd ostensibly As an Independent relying upon his attitude toward principally the Young of tie town with whom he Nasi always favourably associated for the votes of whom with tile Republican strength feels sufficient Conral Denoe to contest with Captain Rupe democratic nominee for marshal. These names with sufficient others to fill the less important. Offlee will oppose the regular democratic ticket whose ranks have been broken by the desertion of a single disappointed aspirant commonly termed x. al i just c3-t o 1st. Special to the Cincinnati Commer Elal Lexington ky., August 1.�?grand coloured picnic to Sayress Woods to Morrow candidates representing All the parties Are invited to let a present address the people. The Georgetown base Ball club suffered severely yesterday at the hands of tie Lexington the score standing at the conclusion of the game 18 to 1, in favor of our boys. The Georgetown Catcher made his a Naranee in a mask for the Protection of his face the Hon. J. C. S. Blackburn. S. Blackburn has jut addressed Hon. J. C. S. Blae Khnom has jut addressed a Large concourse of people. It was an eloquent Appeal for the democracy which is threatened in the coming county City elections. Are the negroes dying out Twenty one per cent increase in ten years. From the Charleston news Barnwell county july 8.�?i have been much interested of late in Reading a Coon it of the mortality among the negroes of the Southern states. Upon negro labourers the South mainly depends for the Cotton Riese sugar which Are its own support largely the support of the foreign Trade of the country. The general conclusions to be drawn from the figures of the last census Are that tie increase among the negroes throughout Tho United states must under the most favourable Circum stance lie much less than the Inee ease of the White population. Also that in 8outli Carolina the increase in the negro or Labouring population will be very a mall if there is any increase at All. There can lie no doubt As to tie mortality in the cities the question is. Do the country a Groes make up for the losses in the cities this is a difficult question yet to answer i can Only give my own experience on he subject. I have been a planter from my Early manhood up to the present time my Plantation books have been regularly kept every year during that period in peace in War. Among these books is Ono containing a record of the by Tom deaths among my negroes it shows that previous to 1865 the natural Decimal increase averaged 25 per cent. On february 5 1865, the Federal army arrived in my neighbourhood. And one brigade encamped on the Fields in the Vicinity of toy res Denoe. The demoralization produced among my negroes by the doings of the military together with their emancipation played Ong them. Vice dissipation disease i great mortality they decreased rap the conduct condition of those living on Kebbin colloday a Trout Philadelphia $878 Hoyt a Wheeler. New York $170 62 Bangs a Maxwell Philadelphia $419 11 George Hughes Philadelphia Shu 60 Cadbury a Tonias Philadelphia $309 35 Ahn Thompson a co., Philadelphia $l,51o 78 c. H. Hawkman a co., new York $392 50 j. Riegel a co., a a Loal Philadelphia Philadelphia $225 13 re $403 60 cd omra Erml a Ank Cincinnati $783 52 George Hughes a co., Philadelphia $740 a a Thomas Philadelphia $478 31 hot Spragu new York $694 97 Fred. Victor a Achi Lei Bury e a co. Is new a a $641 78 Thurman. Mcdowell a co., Philadelphia $1,015 70 George w. Woodward executor Cincinnati $14,-636 66 various Small claims less than one Hundred dollars each $850 63 total liabilities $45,737 65. Assets personal property Stock of Gooda at no. 121 Walnut Street Cincinnati a lot of Bill receivable accounts assigned to l. D. Champion from which said Assignee realized $16,495 74. Which was administered under the orders of the probate court of Hamilton county o. B. L Dalton. Liabilities unsecured creditor z. B. Off in Cincinnati $532 . ,$325 Isaac Keillen Cincinnati of. $160 m. Bettman Cincinnati $187 g. Woodward w. P. Hurlburt. Executors of John w. Coleman $2,006. Total liabilities $3,194. Assets interest to lands $250t-per�ob&l property $75 claimed As exempt $250. _ 0. Al 00 Lem an. Liabilities secured creditor John w. Herron to a Ito Natt $376 6a unsecured creditors mrs. L. M sensitive nerves so did the conduct in tie Early part of the meeting Shock those who believe order to be filie first Law of heaven love quiet argument. J. Silious. Of Falmouth was first introduced to speak in behalf of judge Perrin candidate for criminal court. At times his assertions were violent calling to Tho right left assailing All respecting none. Of the truth of his words the people must judge. He said that when judge Perkins made the race against Lee that judge Cleary who was present had never raised his voice in behalf of tie regular nominee. The Jurige Rose to i feet denied it a number of voices were lifted in Nis favor for a few minutes the storm within was louder than that without. All through or. Simonsj speech the audience w As undecided but when lie Lead finished when or. Xiv. C. West of Harrison was introduced it was Perrin to the heart applauding at every Point in sympathy with the speaker. The line of argue ment was the beaten worn leading their hearers to the convention at Alexandria that of Kenton the judiciary convention at Augusta peeking to prove that the conventions were unlawfully called that or. Perkin s was neither a wholesome Democrat nor regularly nominated for the office assailing especially the Alexandria convention stating that it was Anjou owed Only throng i Tho enquirer. Tho paper he understood least read through Tho to duty. Chas. J. Duncan of fal Morith followed a most eloquent humorous speaker saying the same in substance As those before nits. H Arisen lie said willing to be obliging that it was contented with Patent office reports Garden seeds for its share of congressional honors but in the matter of criminal judge she wanted to be heard. Perkins men were called for at the conclusion of the meeting but wisely did not respond As the audience would not have been kind though or. Perkins had hosts of friends present. New Post ky., August 1,1878. A a to the editor of the commercial in your Issue of to Day there is a report of a speech by Frank Sutton in which or. Sutton says that i Bor Lowed $46 from a Ken. Hutchinson Deputy sheriff of this county to procure my nomination Ana that i gave my note for $50 to Frank Brazier for procuring me a certain number of delegates. I say in reply that the above is false or. Sutton knows it. I never borrowed Money nor my Freemie for me from or. Hutchinson nor entered into the agreement asserted with or. Brazier. I can obtain affidavits from both gentlemen named to prove these statements. If mrs i on values his reputation he will not again charge me for i shall hold him responsible for it. Ours respectfully t. P. Makibben. 6 Board of Council. A regular meeting of the City Council was held last Naglit at the Council chamber mayor Hart a in the chair All the members present. The report of the City weigher measurer was presented accepted. Messes. Air Betz Speik Manu were appointed a committee to receive bids from druggists for filling prescriptions for the out door poor. The committee of ways Means reported the payment of two notes amounting to $15,000. An order for $4,200 was drawn upon tie City treasurer for the payment of coupons due at the Bank of America new York. ,. The Engineer was instructed to prevent the Street Railroad company from putting Down their Scales until Between the comp first contrivance of the kind Ever seen in Lexington. The settlement of b. B. Groom a son with their creditors is still a thing of the future. A dividend of ten per cent on his debts was declared last week to be paid out of the Money received from the Bale of his land. On to comitos the partnership business Between or. Groom Liis son not yet being definitely settled no disposal of the Money received from the Salo of cattle can be Mode. Or. Groom As soon As ills affairs Are fully arranged will remove to ills Home to Colorado where he thinks his expert onto in Fine Stock raising w ill enable him to Lay the foundation for a outlier Fortune. At�7e� ads t i7fmi i t hot for Fine will leave Lexin ton at 7 of clock sunday mowing next returning leave tie Camp ground at 5 ., arriving Here at 8 30. Or. John Mcmurtry is a a is Patent card Witter again appears before tie Public in a card in this morning s press. He reiterates that the article published in Blanton Duncan a paper concerning the editor of the Lexington Gazette was True to every particular says that the Louisville National Industrial in its Issue to Mei Row will contain an article from Oue whom the editor of the Gazette must admit to be Bis up tie wrongdoing of the gentleman. It will attract its share of attention a Home developments of a do piddly interesting nature Are looked for. The stakes to be run for this fall Over the Kentucky association closed to Day. As tie entries mailed to Day from other states will to included to the list it is impossible to give the number or names of horses entered. The entries for the following stakes to he run at the fall meeting of �?T1880 also closed to Day the Bine rib am Quot the l Hrc Nix hotel stakes the sweepstakes for fillies the Fley stakes the Elk Hom. On after this Date the rate on hemp from Lexington to to Uio Juuan will be Twenty five cents per one Hundred pounds an Advance of live cents on the Hundred. Personal. Colonel j. G. Craddock of the Perls True kentuckian a in town to Day having a pleasant time with his comrades of tie War of 1812. Chat. Linger of the Carlisle Mercury was also in town in Tiro interest of Liis new paper Quot the Camp meeting Hon. Jos. C. S. Blackburn will address the masses in the court House Yard to Morrow Friday evening. No Road in the state Lias a tighter grip on the affections of tie people of his District than Joseph the crowd of to Morrow evening should the weather he agreeable w ill be a tremendously Large one. Or. Blackbum Lias no opposition for his re election to Congress indeed opposition to him would be a futile attempt. Hotel arrivals. St. Osborne. John Trimble. Wallace Harper e. C. Stevenson Tom Barkley. S. S. Sheppard Georgetown Marcus Boggs Ohio m. Once. New York G. Of Neil Louisiana w. Jones Tarleton Embry Richmond a. Stewart l. Perkins Cincinnati Ohio James g. Fie Kliu pleasant Hill to. Nicholas Roeg. Portsmouth Ohio lieutenant j. Barrett u. S. . b. Field l. C. Fisher. Charles t. Thompson p. L. Chulds j. Rickey Cincinnati Ohio j. Current Anchorage j. Ilam . Midway c. D. Lawrence z. Carson. J. Scott. Will. H. Lyons. Louisville by. J. Nesbitt Marseille Charles d. Mccoy Chart Eston. S. A John s. Park wife Richmond Robert Prineo. Mississippi Pierce new York c. James John r. Proctor Frankfort. By. We. L. Bai Crittenden by. George t. Fishback Clark county. Police Werrey being on premises $2and costs Juo. Norton drunk annoying $2 costs. Nort on has been sent to the work Louse three times within the past week but at the Earnest solicitation of his wife the police committee released him twice. The prevailing impression is that his mind is impaired. Paris special to the Cincinnati commercial. Paris ky., August 1.�?nine cars of Stock were shipped last night twelve monday night. Some of our prominent shippers drive to Georgetown then ship by Way of the Cincinnati Southern As the ears of that Road Are larger deliver cattle directly in Cincinnati thus saving not Only the Cost but the trouble of driving through the streets of Covington Cincinnati. The picnic to Day near Clinto Norville this county was largely attended. Dancing was indulged to this being Tho first dancing picnic of the season. Tho cottage erected by William Hinton jr.,. At the head of pleasant Street is completed will be occupied by Rev. Or. Taylor the Baptist minister. The fill on the k. C. R., directly South of the big Bridge which has been falling out for several years Lias been permanently repeh�?T1. End stops up the foot path that has been used there for years. The store room occupied by j. H. Butler is being papered painted undergoing a thorough repair. Part of his Large Stock Lias been removed to the building next door formerly occupied by w. H. Downey. Hotel arrivals. Bourbon Bay Portsmouth Ohio Sam. Watson wife Kansas c. C. Lowry j. H. Bar Ringtoul r. Rogers Cincinnati C. Mcdowell an it in. Brass fitful Frankfort by. N. J. Scoggan Louisville b. Moc Affre Kalamazoo. Mich. C. Lee Byrne Baltimore a my. Sparks Nicholasville by. J. S. Halt Ernar Akron Ohio. H. J. Scoggan. Of Loh Levine is at the Bourbon House stables wants to Purchase fifty Large mules. Trains from Paris to de eng Camp ground daily Dunn the meeting will be run us follows leave Paris at 9 . Aud 5 45 ., arriving at grounds 10 15 . And 7 Returning arrives at pans 8 . And 6 On sunday two trains will leave Paris at 8 . And 9 medical preparations. Havoc among them. Vice caused great mortality they decreased rapidly. The conduct condition of those living or my lands in Florida having Only an agent there Alto would not control them were such that i abandoned them entirely have not resumed my interests there since. Gradually thing became More settled at the end of three years something like order system were restored. There Are now living on my lauds hero 178, including men women children their natural increase during the last decade from 18g8 to the present time la 21 per cent. From my own experience Liat i have Learned in conversation with other planter in Carolina Georgia i am of the opinion that the negroes in the Southern states Are not dying out a Sooalo person imagine increase a How a considerable the contract signed. That Ween company the Eity is he Quot committee on wharf was instructed to employ a Man for sunday work on the wharf. Pois Emir. Tho Peoples remedy. The Universal pain extractor. Note ask for Ponds extract a fake no other. A hear for i Trutt a Peak 4f excellent Ponds extract a the great vegetable pain destroyer. Has been in use Over thirty years for cleanliness prompt curative Virtues cannot be excelled chilhhe1v. To family can afford Tobe without Ponds extract. Accidents bruises contusions cuts sprains Are relieved almost instantly by external application. Promptly relieves pains of Burns scalds Exeor Ingfong Ota Flagg old sores boils felons corns Etc. Arrests in Fin meation reduces swellings stops bleeding removes discoloration heals rapidly. Ladies find it their beat Friend. It assuage the pains to which they Are peculiarly subject notably fullness Ana pressure in the Bead nausea vertigo to. It promptly ameliorates permanently heals a kinds of inflammations ulcer Tlona. or piles find in this the Only immediate Relief ultimate cure. No Oman however of Roulo or obstinate can Long resist its regular use. Varicose veins. It is the Only sure cure. K1djei diseases. It has no equal for permanent cure. Bleeding from any cause. For this it is a specific. It has saved hundreds of lives when All other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from nose stomach lungs elsewhere. Toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism Are ail alike relieved often permanently cured. Phi Sci an s of All schools who Are acquainted with Ponds extra it of Witch Hazel recommend it in their practice. We have letters of commendation from Hundred of physicians Many of whom order it for use in their Owa practice. In addition to the foregoing they order its use for swellings of All kinds. Quincy sore Throat inflamed tonsils simple chronic diarrhoea. Catarrh for which it is a specific. Chilblains frosted feet stings of insects mus qulices Etc., chapped band face indeed All manner of skin diseases. A toilet use. Removes soreness roughness smarting heals cuts eruption pimples. It revives invigorates refreshes while wonderfully improving tha complexion. To Farmers Ponds extract. No Stock Keeder no livery can afford to be without it. It is used by All the leading livery a tables Street railroads first horsemen in new York City. It has no equal for sprains harness or Saddle chafing stiffness scratches swellings cuts lacerations bleeding pneumonia Colic diarrhoea chills colds amp a. Its Range of action is wide the Relief it affords in so prompt that it is invaluable to a very of amp pm Yard As Well As in every farm House. Let it be tried once you will never be without it. Caution i Ponds ext Ruet has in imitated. The genuine article has the words Ponds extract blown in each bottle. It is prepared by the Only persons living who Eves knew How to prepare it properly. Refuse All other preparations of a Witch hazed. This is the Only article used by physicians in the hospitals of this country Europe i a history uses of Tondes extract in pamphlet form sent free Ltd application to Ponds extract company 96 m410 crossing the Ocean in a tory. Feeding horses a car Hay ones. Industry question whether horses Are injured by being fed of new Hay Fresoli Oats Inis been made a subject of investigation by a French military commission who have been experimenting on cavalry regiments. The results of the experiments prove that Tho health of the horse was not essentially injured by new Hay of they received the Ordinary regulation ration along with the other fodder. Some animals were at first rather less Active More quiet they sweated More freely the excrement were somewhat softened but in a Short time this ceased. In general the Lions is ate the new Hay More willingly Othan the old. They retained the same strength corpulence As before. The hair kept Bright the health perfect. Of one hindi id fifty horses Fiji four to thirteen years old with which the experiments were instituted thirty seven gained in fatness eighteen in strength eur Durante. Only eighteen lost eight lost strength while seventy nine remained unchanged. A second series of experiments upon one Hundred fifty horses gave the same result. On the other hand another series of experiments was less successful where seventy four horses from four to thirteen years old were fed exclusively with new Hay the Quantity being increased until it equated the regulation ration of old Hay Straw Oats together. On this feed there was no real sickness but a general weakness frequent sweats loss of appetite digestion disturbed diarrhoea relaxation of the Muscles weariness it . The decision of the commission was that new Hay Ean replace old Hay Itlie regular rations without injury perhaps with advantage but that to feed them exclusively on new Hay is injurious to the horses. Experiment were made upon eighteen Hundred horses by feeding them on new Oats were attended with favourable results inasmuch As the Anini Fis nearly All increased in Hulk strength from which the commission concluded that new pats can be substituted for old ones Vith advantage Ami hence it is useless to wait two Mouths after tie Harvest before permitting Tjie use of new Oats. These experiments refute Moet positively the prejudice that still prevails in Many places against feeding new Hay oat to horses. Of the other hand it can not he denied that horses to which new Hay is Given Are frequently exposed to Colie. The danger is Only present then w Hen the horses receive no definite rations but have put before Thorn As much As they can eat. In this Case they not Only eat Macli More new Hay but they also eat much More eagerly greedily which can be so much More injurious As experience proves that those very horses w hich Are most inclined to the Folio eat most greedily. Tiow to fertilize an immense desert. Krisana All the great problem of litigating the Colorado desert May be accomplished by natural Means without the expenditure of vast sums of Money a has been proposed. The surveys made in 1873 of the desert lying West of the Colorado River extending into Mexico demonstrated fully that it waa Cut off from the Gulf of California by the sediment deposited by the Colorado River. Tie old Shore lines Are distinctly recognizable away up in san Bernardino county great Beds of oysters other Marine Shell attest the presence at no very Remote Day of sea water at places from which it is now 150 Miles Distant. The Southern Pacific Railroad crosses this dried up part of the Gulf running for Over sixty Miles at Levela from one to 240 feet Helow that of the sea. The Colorado River has deposited Sand mud along its course until its bed is in places fully 400 feet higher than it was in the old Days when it emptied into the Gulf at least 100 Miles nearer Yuma than it does now. It continued to pile up sediment until a dam was formed reaching across the Gulf to the lower California Shore. The head of the Gulf thus became a Lake of Salt water being fed by no. Streams gradually dried up. This dam now averages a height of Only Twenty seven feet above mean High tides. The Colorado now flows Tri the South of it but some trifling change of its currents my yet cause it to Cut away the dam to the North to reconvert the desert into a Lake. This Doe not seem As impossible As that a the River should abandon its old bed North of fort Yorna Force its Way through a Rocky Hill yet we All can see that Tho latter has actually occurred. _ the Newyl Ork times says the bulk of the Scranton Yosl disposed of at auction wednesday was taken by two parties directly interested with the Sellers. The Nautilus sighted off the Catt of England forty six Days from Boston. London july 30.�?the Little Craft Nautilus from Boston forty five Day out passed the Scilly islands yesterday this evening was sighted approaching Falmouth. All Well. The Nautilus is the smallest vessel that Ever attempted to Cross the Ocean. 8be was built at Gloucester mas., is Nineteen feet Over All fifteen Anda half feet on the Bottom Twenty inches deep the sail contains Twenty five 5 of Light Duck or drilling beat on a Boom Twenty three feet Long two a half inches in diameter is what if called a Lateen her Mast is eight feet Long above deck eight three Quarter Inch Eft stori8hait, big is �,5 Boom nine feet Long a still smaller Oue of one a half Yards which is Bent upon a rope running from the Masthead to the traveler. She is Copper fastened throughout weighs about five Hundred Pound. The Nautilus started from City Point South Boston on monday june 13. She carried Only two persons the brother Antku cd who had Long meditated this project who intended to go direct to Havre thence to Paris to exhibit their boat. The Little vessel was spoken once on the voyage by the steamship Adriatic at 94 . On the 19th iast., in latitude 44 12 n., Longitude 59 30 w. The officer on the Bridge of the steamship sighted a Small White speck on the Ocean soon found it to by the sail of a Little boat. There was great excitement among the passengers Many believing it to by a ships boat Frith a Crew in distress. Tho officers however after a More careful examination came to the conclusion that the sail belonged to the Nautilus. The two vessels rapidly approached in about fifteen minutes the Nautilus hauled alongside one of the Brothers caught the rope thrown to them by the Adriatic. They said that they stopped merely to inquire the latitude Longitude refused to receive supplies which Captain Jenning of the Adriatic pressed them to take. In about ten minutes the position of tie Nautilus was handed Down to the Brothers who thereupon made preparations to depart. In Lesa than a minute their Canvas was spread away they went almost skimming the water soon passed beyond sight. As they swept away to lire ringing cheers were Given in their Honor by the passengers Crew of the Steamer. Use of composite portraits. Francis Galton in popular science monthly for uses of composite portraits a a Many. They give us typical pictures of different races of men if derived from a Large number of individual of those race taken at random. An Assurance Elt the truth of any of our pictorial deductions is to be looked for in their substantial agreement when different batches of components have been dealt with this being a perfect test of truth in All statistical again we May select prevalent or strongly marked types from among the men of the same race just i have done with two of the types of criminals by which this Memoir is illustrated. I another use of this process is to obtain by photography a really Good likeness of a living person. The inferiority of photographs to the Best works of artists so far As resemblance is concerned lies in their catering no More than a single expression. If Many photographs of a person were taken aft different perhaps Erven years apart their composite would possess that in which a single photograph 1 deficient. I have already pointed out the experience of or. A Pool to this effect. The analytical tendency of the mind is so Strong that out of any tangle of superimposed outlines it persists in dwelling preferably on some Ono of them singling it out taking Little heed of the rest on one occasion it will select one outline on another a different Oue. Looking at the patterns of the papered Walls of our room we see whenever our fancy in Active All kinds of forms features we often catch some strange combination which we Are unable to recall on a subsequent occasion while later still it May suddenly Flash full upon us. A composite portrait would have much of this varied suggestive neag. A further use of the process would he to produce from Many Independent portraits of an historical personage the most probable likeness of him. Contemporaneous statues medals gems would be very suitable for the purpose photographs being taken of the same size a composite made from them. It will be borne in mind that Iti perfectly easy to apportion different a a weights re the different components. Thug if one statue a be judged to be so much More worthy of Reliance than another that it ought to receive double consideration in tie composite All that is necessary is to double either the time of its exposure or its illumination. General Palmer while he was in new Orleans heard a Mas say that another Man 6aid that the electoral vote of or. Levy Asey could be obtained by or. Tilden for about $100,000, he replied that or. Tilden could not afford to Tako the powder Royal powder. Absolutely pure. 3qtnever sold sow in air tight cans quarters Hale found full weight Peabody medical Institute. Know by Reading practising the inestimable truths contained in the Best medical Book Ever issued entitled al Elf api Ftp self preservation Thi treats of exhausted vitality premature decline nervous physical debility the endless concomitant ills untold miseries that result therefrom contains More than 50 original prescriptions any one of which is Worth the Price of the Book. This Book was written by the most extensive probably the most skilful practitioner in America to whom was awarded a Gold jewelled medal by the National medical Asenci com a pamphlet illustrated with the Verj in steel engravings a Marvel of Art Beauty sent Ere to Sll. 8end for it St once. Address Peabody medicals Institute no 4 by a Finch so. Boston., 1 the very m heal Thysen i

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